Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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THE HASSAYAMPER Class Will We, the class of 1931, of Prescott High School, located in the city of Prescott, Yavapai County, State of Arizona, being of sound mind do make this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills or promises by us at any time heretofore made. We sincerely hope that those who receive these gifts will appre- ciate the kind and generous nature of the Senior class. Items: To the faculty we leave our deepest sympathy for the loss of such gifted students. To the entire student body we leave hopes for more peaceful years. To Miss M. Brinkmeyer, our class advisor, we leave our argu- ments over commencement announcements. I, Albert Abbott, leave Dorothy Smith in tears. I, Herbert Rees, leave to succeed Theodore Bates as mayor of Chino Valley. I, Billy Trumback, leave the chemistry laboratory after dark. We, Harvey Lowe (Ducky Wuckyj and Bennie Bess (Rose Petals), leave our sex appeal to anyone making the trip to Winslow next year. 1, Lloyd Adams, leave my vocabularly to Mr. Webster. We, A1 Molzahn and Bill Vyne, leave the cookie dust from our upper lips to any junior boys wanting it. I, Ruth Cox, leave my beautiful set of teeth in a glass of water over night. Wayland Potter, leaves his ability to draw on desks to anyone willing to pay the fine. We, Lorene Putsch and James Born, leave our samples of futur- istic art to anyone who can appreciate them. We, Howard Duval and Bill Hicks, leave the junior high girls to boys of their own class. I, Robert Robbins, leave my memory of “Billy the Kid to be for- gotten as soon as possible. We, the Scholey twins, leave tongue twisted teachers. We, Vivian Felder and Margaret Fitzgerald, leave Barbara Fritsche a little peace and happiness. I, Phillip Sherman, leave by biology equipment in pieces. Marshall Clow leaves his gifts for making (alibi) to Bill Waara. We, Lawrence Bosely and Edgar Bowman, leave our retiring dispositions to George Nash and Roland Williams. I, Edna Gentry, leave my place in the hearts of firemen to any girl ambitious enough to take it. 24 ...19 3 1...

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THE HASSAYAMPER LOUIS HOWARD DUVAL “Duvy” Born Kinsley, Kansas, September 15, 1913. Cross country run 2; basketball 3; inter- class basketball 2, 3. 4; athletic manager 4; glee club 3; band 3, 4; orchestra 3; N. A. M. C . 3; producing staff 3. 4; Belle of Bagdad 3; Badger staff 4; Hassayamper staff 4; mixed chorus 3, 4; Junior Prom committee 3. VIVIAN FELDER Blondy” Born Humboldt, Arizona. September 11, 1914. Transferred from Phoenix, Uniori High School 4; inter-class basketball 4. WILLIAM MARSHALL TRUMBACK “Tu tleback” Born Pinecreek, Oregon, August 1, 1913. Glee club 4; operetta 4. Other Seniors PHILLIP SHERMAN Born November 16, 1909, Chattanooga. Tenn. Transferred from Wilber Force, University, Wilbur Force, Ohio, 4; entered P escott High school September, 1930. ALTA SHEA Born Apnl 23, 1912, Portland, Oregon. Yellow Jackets; assembly progaam 1; producing staff Senior play 4. ...; 9 3 i • • • 23

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THE HASSAYAMPER We, Marguerite Daniel and Janice Campbell, leave our love to Andy and Carlos. I, Betty Coburn, leave one lipstick and two badly battered com- pacts to Shirley Duncan. We, Dorothy Strom and Viola Renner, leave piles of excuses to the teachers to be used on Mondays. Arnold Addington and Ruth Pownall leave vacant orchestra chairs. Arleta and Gail Neil leave a good example of brotherly and sis- terly love to the students. We, Mary Lou Ruffner and Virginia Price, leave our gifts of gab in the keeping of Miss South. I, Amanda Bloodvvorth, leave without delay. Lloyd Heller leaves the school floors cleaner than he found them. We, Leroy McFarland and Bob Patterson joyfully leave Mr. Bast. Dorothy Ramsey leaves her freckles to Frances Dial. I, Larmer Nicholson, leave some of my curley hair to Mr. Mayfield. I, Ernest Emanuel, leave my slim waisted figure to Joyce Fletcher. Roland Mosher leaves P. H. S. for the second time. Catherine Cranor and Dorothy Peach leave their school spirit to John Kleespies and Gerald Burt. We, Claud Diskin and Leonard Nicholson, leave our quiet ways to Burton Statler and Albert Lessard. I, Myerl Shipp, leave school to go to work (but not willingly). Louis Bailey leaves quietly without taking the class dues with him. Genevieve Workman leaves her seat in the public speaking class gladly. We, Cecil Emmett and Leroy Bulechek, leave Coach Reaves with dark hopes for a future basketball team. Lenora Eckert, Mary Blanton, and Margaret Crose have decided not to leave anything as they need everything. Gladys Earnhart wishes to leave her spare time with some good looking boy. I, Nellie Harris, leave my lady-like ways to Roma Gentry. I, Ross Hirshfield, leave intact. Mary Bernardi leaves her brown eyes to Nancy Hoffman. Wherefore: We have set our hands to and signed and executed this our Last Will and Testament. Done this first day of June, 1931 A. D. Signed: (The Senior Class) Witness: Miss C. Brinkmeyer. ...1 9 3 1... 25